RESOLUTIONS OF THE PAMOJA INITIATIVE PRE-CONFERENCE MEETING HELD ON 15th May 2014 AT JUMUIA GUEST HOUSE, NAKURU Preamble: The Councils of Elders, Women Leaders, Youth Leaders and Church Leaders from the following communities: Luo, Kalenjin, Kamba, Kikuyu, Kisii, Luhya, Meru and Miji Kenda, met at Jumuia Guest House, Nakuru, on 15th May 2014,
The National Council of Churches of Kenya is bracing herself for a possible rollout of the second phase of one of her most successful community empowerment programs dubbed ‘Church and Community Mobilization process’ (CCMP). During the second phase, the programme will mainly focus on peace and education in Western and North Rift regions. The development
The National Council of Churches of Kenya (NCCK) General Secretary Reverend Canon Peter Karanja today met and held discussions with Church leaders from Western Kenya. The one-day meeting at Kaimosi Teachers College in Vihiga, centered on how to improve health and economic well being of the region. Canon Karanja told the gathering that though a
The National Council of Churches of Kenya wishes all Kenyans a happy and blessed Easter. It is our prayer that God will grant you peace and security during this festive season. As we celebrate this Easter, we urge all Kenyans to reflect on the great sacrifice of our Lord Jesus Christ. For this reason, the
NAME: Margaret Nyaguthi PROJECT: Kiawara Women and Children in Stress Project DATE: April 2014 I am Margaret Nyaguthi aged 49 years, married and a mother of two children. I live in Kiawara slums in Nyeri town together with my family. Prior to NCCK micro-credit project in 2005, I and my husband used to sell a
NAME: Margaret Kawira Kagundu PROJECT: Kiawara Women and Children in Stress Project DATE: April 2014 My name is Margaret Kawira. I am 36 years old, married and a mother of four children. I live in Witemere slums in Nyeri town. Prior to NCCK micro-credit project in 2005, I used to run a grocery kiosk which
NAME: Shelmith Wangari PROJECT: Kiawara Women and Children in Stress Project DATE: April 2014 My name is Shelmith Wangari a resident of Majengo slums in Nyeri town. I am a 49 year old single mother of three. I also live with my late sister’s two children and my aged mother. Before the intervention by the